I’m most proud of how clean and well-structured the code is, making it easy to read and maintain. The dark theme with contrasting green accents creates a visually appealing and modern look. Using Flexbox ensures proper alignment and responsiveness, while the smooth hover effects on the social media links enhance user interaction.
Next time, I would introduce CSS variables for colors and avoid redundant styling by grouping common properties. These improvements would make the project more scalable, user-friendly, and easier to update in the future.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One of the challenges I encountered was ensuring that the card design remained responsive across different screen sizes. Initially, the card looked great on larger screens, but on smaller devices, some elements felt cramped. To overcome this, I used flexbox to center the content properly.
Another challenge was making the social media links visually appealing while maintaining good accessibility. At first, the hover effect didn’t stand out enough. I refined the styling by adding a background color change and a slight contrast shift, ensuring better user interaction.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?-
Responsiveness & Mobile Optimization – The design looks good on larger screens, but I want to ensure it adapts well to all devices. Are there better CSS techniques I can use to improve responsiveness, especially for very small screens?
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Hover & Focus States – I added hover effects to make the buttons more interactive. Do they feel intuitive, or are there improvements I could make to enhance the user experience further?
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Code Optimization – I tried to keep my CSS clean, but I feel there might be redundant styles. Are there any ways I can refactor my CSS to make it more efficient and scalable, perhaps using CSS variables or utility classes?